flooding problems. we zoom right now to i-195 in new jersey between monmouth and ocean county and it's heavy moving to the east. downpours north and west of the city along i-84. many of the same areas that got hit hard yesterday. dislocated thankfully from there. 3 to 4 point issues. up worlds of 5 inches of rain earlier this morning during the pre-dawn had flooding and that water has receded. there's problems over hunter problem over the river and streams in that area. full details, we'll tell you when we get rid of the humidity and the storms in your full accuweather forecast coming up. sandra. >> jeff, we'll see you then you can stay up-to-date on the storms and get accu alerts using the abc7ny app.

leaving two people dead. elliot county city -- cars went down main street. people had to form a human chain to rescue a driver strapped in his car. rushing water carved a ditch into the street. one official says every structure on main street was damaged. we're going to turn to the latest on the deadly balloon crash in texas. new video shows the heart of texas hot air balloon 7:00 saturday morning. it crashed over farm land about 45 minutes later near a row of high tension power lines. the ntsb says weather conditions at the time will be one focus of its investigation. >> cloud cover, the visibility, and the winds, but we'll be looking at the temperature to see if the temperature

e -- the density altitude may have -- >> identifying the identity of the bodies are a long process. they're confirming 16 people were killed. a scary situation is playing out for the nypd. someone has been taunting officers. apparently using a lost or stolen police radio. eyewitness news reporter aj ross is live in midtown with the latest information for us. aj. >>reporter: that's right, sharl. dispatchers have been broadcasting to officers telling them to be cautious after unauthorized transmissions went out targeting the captain at the midtown precinct. you can see officers posted at the entrance and some with heavy tactical gear. how this person was able to communicate over several radio frequencies is being investigated. officers first responded to the numerous unauthorized calls around 5:42

a page and requested to speak with the captain of the midtown precinct. a dispatcher tried to contact the captain and minutes later, the innocent page quickly turned into a threat. the person asked over the radio if the captain remembered throwing him in jail and he was going to put a bullet in the captain's head. >> remember how you put me in jail. i'm out and i'm coming to put a bullet in your head. coming for you. >> at this point, investigators aren't sure if the person is using a lost or stolen radio, but coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00, i'll have much more with that exchange from yesterday and what the captain had to say back to that perk. live at the midtown precinct, aj ross. >> thank you very much aj. police are searching for a man who tried to rape a woman in a church. investigators

they say he approached the victim inside the women's restroom at a church in the port richmond section. they say the suspect grabbed that woman by the throat, pushed her down, but she was able to fight him off. a massive manhunt ended in new jersey with a police chase and a grim discovery. state troopers spotted frankland's car on the new jersey turnpike last night after receiving a be on the look out message across the in the east. he refused to pull er chase ensued. he ran off the road and crashed into a barrier. >> he had clearly indicated virtually to a family member, one of his children that he caused harm to their mom, to his wife. >> when troopers approached the car, they found ozwalt with a

woman was found in the truck. clinton is chiming in . eyewitness into reporter stephon kim is in the news room with the latest. stephon. >>reporter: they're outrage -- the soldier's father delivered one of the most moving speeches. clinton heading back -- the army captain parents >> clinton fires back. >> you have sacrificed no one and no one. >> presidential candidate trump delivered at the dnc by kahn, the father of muslim captain killed by a suicide bombing in baghdad 12 years ago. in an interview with george steph no also, trump responded with this. >> i think i've made a lot of sacrifices. i work very, very

thousands of jobs. tens of thousands of jobs. built great structures. i've had tremendous success. i think i've done a lot. >> [indiscernible]. >> oh, sure, i think they're sacrifices. >> the nominee going after kahn's mother suggesting she was forbidden to speak because of her faith. >> his wife was standing there and had nothing to say. maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. rebuke. kahn's mother said she decided not to speak because she was overcome with grief. >> all of america felt that pain. i was so much into that i give them the spirit. >> kahn's mother saying that trump has a black soul and calling on gop leaders to withdraw their support for the nominee. >> two things are absolutely necessary in any leader on any

leader and that's modern compass and second is empathy. >> clinton meanwhile weighing in stomping cleveland the democratic nominee had this to say. >> [indiscernible] from donald trump, a bunch of insults and degrading comments about muslims. a total misunderstanding of what -- religious liberty. why trump went after the kahn's family, they went to -- paul ryan put out a statement saying saying it's not reflexive of the fundamental values and i reject it. trump is hinting that he may back out the upcoming debate unless there's changes. we'll tell you about that at 6:00. >> sharlene. still ahead at 5:00, does it

governor schumer calls to make changes. three sisters looking at a

tonight a local lawmaker is accusing regulators of being too slow and it comes to getting bad governor shoe maker is -- he questions whether the agency is doing enough to prevent con tam -- contamination related food illnesses. >> you can voluntary take it off the shelves and some companies do. when companies don't, it takes them forever to demand, to require that the food be taken off the shelf. that's the

case of tainted flour when an e.coli outbreak was called out. but a recall wasn't issued until may it's nice right now and you have people walking around and enjoying this sunday. it has been a messy weekend. >> it has been. a lot of -- some areas got a lot of rain today. and again the difference between today and yesterday, the areas that got the rain today handle the rainfall. it's in rural locations and over or princeton -- where have you plains bureau and areas where there's concrete. >> that was the suppose the. >> a lot of rain. $5-inch of rain reported in some -- 5 inches of rain reported. this is gully washers that come down when we get the downpours with a humid air mass in place. this will continue through the day tomorrow. not everyone is going to get wet. i can't guarantee you're going to get rainfall.

building. 78 degrees and the winds coming from the east at 13 miles-an-hour and the high getting a degree warmer. up to 79 earlier. the lower average for this time of year because have the cloud cover around, only .13 inches between yesterday and today. just shy of 4 tenths of an inch of rain. you get one of these downpours sitting over you for a few hours and you get an inch of rain. that tomorrow evening. shower or thunderstorm can be locally heavy through the day tomorrow. it doesn't mean everyone is going to get clouds and a stray shower during the day on tuesday. and then we clear things out, nice for mid-week and the humidity tries to return by later on in the week into next weekend. temperatures right now, held down by the cloud cover. generally in the upper 70s. 77 in belmar and islip. 66 in monticello.

parts of duchess county and putnam county in the low 70s. the flash flood wash for north western new jersey through 11:00 p.m. tonight night, also a flood advisory, newly issued, this is hot off the pressure. southern parts of duchess county through 8:00 this evening because this batch has been county and we go to the areas that got effected by the heavy rainfall earlier. we have one downpour near six flags over at jackson move to go the south and east. the good news is they're moving. they're not sitting in one spot like they were yesterday. these storms up here are starting to sit in one spot. south western part of duchess, south eastern alter where there's a flood advisory. expect ponding of

showers and downpours over north western parts of new jersey. so here's your future cast as we head to the overnight hours tonight, you can see -- this future cast isn't going to nail down the location of these downpours, but the general trend is for them to sit in the same spot again as the winds in the upper levels of the atmosphere kind of relax, so there's that possibility it may be getting flooding rains at a couple of locations overnight tonight and the secondary disturbance occur. we dry out wednesday until thursday. it could be a stray shower during the day on tuesday, but wednesday we should be high and dry. accuweather forecast, cloudy and humid. maybe a shower or thunderstorm. we're down to 71. it's a few showers, maybe a heavy storm during the day tomorrow. humid, the high getting up to 80 for tomorrow night.

down to 69. here's your accuweather 7-day forecast a stray shower possible on tuesday. a mix of sun and clouds. heading into the middle part of the week, 82 on wednesday. middle and upper 80s for thursday into friday. the humidity does come back later in the week. a couple of locations could hit 90-degree mark and a chance of getting a shower or storm in here by saturday. >> don't be surprised if you get a downpour, but don't be don't during the next 36 hours. >> i can do that forecast. >> oh, really. okay. >> all right. thanks jeff. the lucky powerball numbers were drown last night and somebody, not us because that's why we're at work today, someone is nearly half a billion dollars richer. there was a single winning ticket bought an a supermarket in new hampshire.

jackpot. >> laura behnke is next with sports. surely, sandra's trade deadline. it's tomorrow afternoon, but the yankees did not need that much time to start selling. that means miller now a member of the indians. all the details on the reliever's departure and what it means for

laura behnke here with sports. yesterday was all about mike piazza and the mets; but not today. >> the yankees going out of town. five on the season. they're not out at the playoffs,

sending miller to the indians in exchange for four minor leaguer and that includes frazier who becomes the top prospect in the yankees farm system. the team says it's not giving up, but still opting to put a stronger focus on the future. after the trade then, the rest of the yankees wrapping up. michael, the solo blast to make it 3-0. the 2-run homer. a 3-2 game, but all rays from there. luke delivering the single which is costly to score. it was 5-2. the yankees would add one more, but they couldn't get it done. gardener striking out. they're swept by last place tampa. with that trade deadline less than 24 hours away, it seemed like $24 hours away, it seemed like an amazingly productive day for

that is until they didn't. cleveland had a trade bruins, but luke exercised his no-trade clause and very vetoes the deal. the mets could be in the mix. new york reported the offer. travis darnell and another player for luke roy. while the current mets trying to snap a four game losing streak against the rockies. first inning. walker, the start of a day . cabrera is g and he would leave with a strained tendon. colorado kept on tieing it. gonzalez pledged a double and runs 3-3. the rockies would take the lead. but the mets get it back in a big way. walker, this time going yard three. the mets go up. last chance for the rockies in the 9th. he retires for the save. everybody fired up for that one. 6-4 the mets avoid the sweep as they snap their

it took for the giants to get an injury scare as training camp rolls on. there's no need to panic. odell beck come junior is sore. the injury isn't too serious. that's good news because big blues offense is counting on his offense ability. >> they're looking at it now, so he's probably going to be for a couple of days. when something happens to your player, your heart is in your throat, but we're fortunate there. >> this weekend's weather just hasn't been kind to the sports world. that extends to racing. the nascar sprint cup race at pocono postponed until tomorrow because of heavy rain. everyone that is except this guy. mean kevin harvick's son. he had no problem with the rain or the puddles it left behind.

along the way. he literately soaked it in. that kid is filthy. those clothes need to get thrown out. coming up in sports at 6:00, more on the ore dell beckham injury and then a check of the pga championship. we'll see you in the next half hour. sandra and shirleen. >> how cute is he. >> rain has never been so fun. >> thank you, laura. homeless sister raced their way into the into the junior olympics. the sisters hope it will put them on the path to a better high. >> ready. goodbye. >> five-days a week, rain or shine, the sheppard sisters lace up their spikes and hit the track. they have only been running for a year and a half. but they already are competing in the junior olympics.

they're going is even more remarkable considering where they come from. >> well, i live in a shelter. it's horrible. it's infested. the first time we got there, there was roaches everywhere we looked. >> life hasn't been easy for the sheppards. 3 years ago, a half brother was murdered. last september they lost their apartment when their mom couldn't keep up with the rising rent. combined because when we first came, my mom didn't like the other room because it was dirty and -- >> it was dirty. >> the family sticks together even when they sleep. the rest of the apartment and bed sty is baring. >> i just want it to be where when i'm ready and i have an apartment, i'm just gone. >> their mom tanya handy, all hope lies in a new job. but for

out and the junior olympic a step away. >> they're going to tear that up because last year they were at home. when these girls hit the big stage, they show off. they do not back down. >> as the girls get ready to board a plane for the first time with their coach, mom will be staying behind. between the restrictions of living in a shelter and under employment she can't afford it. she'll be watching a live stream sharing cheering her girls to the finish line and perhaps to a new beginning. >> what a wonderful story. i can't wait to see them. >> we'll let you know. still ahead on eyewitness atmosphere 5:00, a tractor-trailer set on for -- safety is the number one priority.

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here's a look at tonight's top stories. nypd officers are using extra precaution when responding to calls. someone apparently using a lost or stolen police radio is taunting officers and making threats.

maryland. rushing waters swept cars down main street and ellicot city and the city reached 2 inches of rain in 2 hours. much of our area is under a flash flood watch. rain covers the area. many of us could see downpours through the night. good evening, everyone, i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm shirley allicot in for joe torres. police are investigating a destroyed and they were parked a few blocks apart in east new york. mallory hoff has the latest. >>reporter: these fires started just before 3:00 this morning. i want you to look over here. there's 7 scenes that look like this one across the area as you can see. this truck is destroyed and owns and operators have to deal with -- and owners have to deal with the

searching for answers after 7 trucks were destroyed in early morning fires. detectives says the trucks parked in east new york brooklyn were parked 5 blocks away. most -- >> nobody is safe there on the street. park on the street and nobody is safe. >> you're concerned about your own truck? >> yeah. right now, i have three trucks. but i cannot sleep. >> truck owner operators in the area say the fires are an in recent months. >> mine was the first that got burned. these guys, i don't know how long they're going to be doing this, months, longer. >> no injuries reported. >> scared. you sleep in there and you come and get you go out. >> anyone who noted anything suspicious overnight is asked to report it immediately. in the meantime, drivers tell me

live in east new york, mallory hoff, new york city. the mourned the victims at a mall. andrew attended a non denomination nal church. it includes turkish, greek, al bain yan backgrounds and a stateless person. there's no indication that islamic extremism played a part in this attack. we're gti look inside the new sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. the building contains no memorials to the 26 people that died inside of that school 4 years ago, but it was created with them in mind. designed to be safe. eyewitness news reporter tim fletcher has the story from new town. >>reporter: from its striking interior -- >> you see the -- peeking above

with colored glass connecting inside and outside with clever sculptures to its classroom wings filled with books and supplies to state of the art computer labs. the new sandy hook school is waiting for students. >> we have this beautiful school for the more - sandy hook school built in the 50s, if we can change the past. >> the new school built over the last 3 years cost $50 million. the previous school where 20 first graders and 6 educator were massacred in december of 2012. in honor of those lost, teachers, students and staff are ready to open their new school. >> resilient, courageous, dedicated, spirited, and never, ever lost a moment with students. >> built into the new school are new safety features including impact resistant windows.

from outside. there are surveillance cameras inside and outside and several gates that visitors must pass through. >> the safety and security measures in this building are second to none. >> 390 students are enrolled this fall and 70 of the 4th graders were students in the old school. 60 percent of the staff were returning. their goal now is to open this beautiful new school on august 29th and take the students into the future. >> despite its birth from a hook school is a place of laughter, love and learning. >> a special learning environment. >> we're infused throughout in every room and every space and every experience to nourish the human spirit we see so dear in our children. >> reporting from sandy hook, tim fletcher, channel 7 eyewitness news. a 6-year-old in north

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said once they learned about ej, they waived the policy, but the family chose to leave anyway. golden coral invited ej's family to come back on the house. >> i think he's good with the fries. still to come, stuck at sea. a dozen crew members were stuck onboard cargo ship in florida for months and the ship isn't allowed to leave. two women hurt in a boating big payout 7 years after the accident. plus new video, streams of

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rebels in syria says they launched an offensive -- the un estimates 300,000 people are trapped with dwindling food and medical supplies. meanwhile, syrian state television broadcast video of medical aid and supplies arriving in nawa, another city under seethe. a shooting in the middle of the afternoon on an interstate in -- on a highway. it happened yesterday eyewitnesss tells police a vehicle appeared to be following a pickup truck before shots were fired into the truck. the passenger is hospitalized after being shot in the head. the driver was not hurt. police are looking for two suspects. two women in new jersey receive a payoff 7 years after they were hurt in a boating accident. sisters jaime and gina were onboard a 15-foot skif

boat in the inlet back in 2009. the skif came to a rest in 2 feet of water. both women seriously hurt. and a third passenger was killed. the pair was awarded $9.5 million after court found the owner of the larger boat liable for the crash. the complications of maritime law left a crew trapped on cargo ship off the coast of florida. it has been anchored april. the u.s. marshall service placed the ship under arrest because of a dispute between the owner and the operator. some of the sailors finally got relief from their board um when -- >> six crew member who's had been onboard the longest got to come here to -- >> i had a situations like this. >> now the sailors are getting

to move on with their lives once the ship is sold at auction next week. for the first time in more than 30 years, the big top won't be going up at lincoln center. the big apple circus, a beloved event in new york city will end its run. officials at the circus say while it breaks their hearts, they don't have the money to go on. eyewitness news reporter kimberly richardson has more. >> you're going to see 25 people doing amazing rings. >>reporter: come onth 1st for the first time in -- come october 1st, for the in 30 years, they'll be no clowns and jugglers and circus. >> to have to tell them, wait, not next month. it has been hard. >> executive director will wise has come to terms with the fact that this new york city institution has officially pulled the plug on its upcoming

>> welcome to the big apple circus. >> strikes a nerve with -- you see decades ago. >> i brought my 2-year-old daughter for the first time in 1987. >> he was hooked. in started in battery park city. an emergency fundraising campaign pulled in $900,000, but couldn't reach the goal $2 million. or a check in an envelope for $25 and sometimes it came with a message, you know, i used to perform with your circus 20 years ago. i wish all the best. >> what isn't going away, all the things that happened outside of the big top. clowns visiting kids in hospitals and seniors in nursing homes and the after school programs. but will is hoping for a bit of circus magic if a donor with a 7

sure the show goes on. kimberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> lots of great memories. i hope they get the money. >> yeah. a teenager in new jersey really feels the heat of a lightning strike and captures the whole thing on camera. but he's able to walk away unarmed and explain whys. also ahead, the main gift this woman wanted for her 80th birthday was a parachute so she can celebrate in a v we continue to watch the radars. locally heavy showers over the hudson valley and the jersey shore. it won't be raining the entire time this evening, i want you to grab the umbrella. it will be cloudy out there and we'll have a shower, perhaps a heavier thunderstorm

new video from hawaii. lava from the killer wave volcano was flowing in the ocean. it's the first time in 3 years the lava from the volcano reached the water. it's one of the world's most active volcanos. lightning on the jersey shore came a little for comfort for one teenager last week. he was recorded the storm over bradley beach when he felt a bolt strike the ground near him. eyewitness news reporter darla miles talked to him about that frightening counter. >> i wanted to get a cool lightning strike over the ocean and i got something closer than i wanted. >>reporter: this is more than what he wanted as he hoped to shoot a picture of a bolt of

in the video. i said, awe. >> laughable now, but not at the time. the 16-year-old life guard had to take shelter during his bike ride home when storms passed through after 6:00 p.m. monday evening and a broken chain on his bicycle left him strands and on the boardwalk. >> during the process, it wasn't cool. >> there was 2 bolts of lightning. the first one way too clo get out of there fast, but before he could leave, another one, five to 10 feet away. >> the ground violated and it went up through my feet up to my body and up my arms. >> this is where ethan took cover to shoot that video during the rain storm and as powerful as that lightning strike seem to be, it didn't seem to leave a mark on the sidewalk. >> when i saw the video, that's when i realized that okay, we need

from the er -- >> they say if i wasn't holding onto my bike, i probably won't be here because the rubber tires grounded me. >> darla, eyewitness news. >> she's very lucky. >> that's incredible. and the temperature of lightning is as hot as the temperature if the surface of the sun which is degrees. >> i felt the same way. >> he had light in his hair. >> or he's you. >> jeff, so we've got lightning around these storms? >> there could be a little bit. it's not lightning, but the heavy downpours which is the biggest threat tonight and during the day tomorrow. not everyone is going to get wet. if you happen to fall on the downpours, if you're unlucky enough to do so, you can get

camera lenses as we look over central park in new york city. 78 degrees, cloudy skies out. and the wind coming from the east at 13 miles-an-hour. we have a muggy air mass in place through the day tomorrow. tomorrow, we can get a shower or a thunderstorm basically at any point and we'll be lucky if we get up to the 80 degrees mark with the cloud cover around. 79 in new york. it's 80 at laguardia airport. 77 at jfk. temperatures into the mid-# 60s in the higher elevations at monticello, 77 in belmar. 79 at tom's river and 70s on monday to have. we have a flood warning until 8:00 p.m. basically for rainfall we had -- we have creeks at bank full of the there's minor flooding occurring on those streams and also a new

county and into south eastern part of duchess county through 7:15. heavier rain developing there and a general flash flood watch through tomorrow night for north western new jersey because we have the really humid air plays in place and storms that develop can definitely be on the heavy side. here's our radar picture right now. and by far the heaviest rain during the past couple of hours have been developing well north and west of new york city. putnam cell moving sell sicks into orange county. there's one cell not too far from jersey city that's going to go to new jersey city and staten island. there was upwards of half a foot of rain earlier today during the pre-dawn hour causing flooding. there's reports of flooding there and upwards and over

getting reports of high water on route 202 just before 3:00 this afternoon. so hopefully that's subsided by this point. the satellite and radar showing disturbed weather still off to our west and that's why we're forecasting these scattered showers and thunderstorms to continue into the day tomorrow. lows tonight getting down to 71 in park. could be a shower or $71 in park. could be a shower or park anytime. same deal monday. high getting up to 8 0. the good news with the rainfall, it's a driven -- itas the pollen counts low. uv index is low with the cloud cover. cloudy and muggy. a few more showers and some could be on the heavy side. we're down to 71. a few showers and heavy thunderstorm tomorrow. muggy. the high up to 8 1. tomorrow, a shower and thunderstorm in spots in the evening and cloudy. we're down to 69. tuesday, i think they'll be more clouds than sunshine and it could be a stray shower. that would be it and the high getting up to 80. we clear things out and dry

85 under a lot of sunshine thursday. humidity returns friday. a couple of spots could hit 90 and maybe a shower or storm by so we have showers popping up. that one i saw on the radar was caught approaching new york city. >> okay. [indiscernible]. >> thank you. thank you, jeff. what's the best way to celebrate turning 80 on this earth? you guys are going to love this. why not jumping out of an airplane. ann new turned 80 last week as a present to herself, the california grandmother decided to hop out of a plane and then hop out thousands of feet into the air. new says she was nervous about sky diving at first, but the butterflies disappeared once she leaped out. >> it was cold and then it was so peaceful, beautiful. i loved it. i had a good time. >> awe. i love it. new didn't do it alone

leap just before she did. new plans to sky dive again, when? when she turns 90. she'll do it again. >> as if sky diving is nerve wrecking enough, one 42-year-old man wanted a challenge so he jumped out of a plane without a parachute or wing suit. he was the first person to make a free fall without a suit. he landed in a net. the sky diver jumped times. he's crazy. he made his first jump when he was just 12-year-old. either crazy or courageous. i think there's a little bit of both. >> there's a little bit of both, but i'm giving props to grandma for her jump because -- >> yeah, i think she'll do it again at 90. >> she's going to do it again. >> i love it. i can't do it myself though. still ahead on eyewitness news, a man who worked at ground

at ground zero during the 9-11 and he needs help with a disease. the temperature is giving those inside a post (vo) it'd be great to take a

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a 9-11 worker is pleading for help. he spent 3 weeks working at ground zero after the terror attack and diagnosed with a rare kidney disease. it's not on the list ofhe the 9-11 fund. he's fighting for the help he needs. here's eyewitness news reporter jim doland. >>reporter: his disease is robbing him and it may rob him of his life. >> they'll certify my disease when i'm dead and everyone else is dead. >> it's called agbm, his bone marrow is attacks his kidneys and it's rare. he believe he got it because he volunteered at

d rescue. i looked through buildings and i looked through rubble and i did the bucket -- i can't do anything -- >> for how long? >> the fund pays medical bills for those who got sick or working downtown for the weeks or months. but his condition is rare is not recognized as being caused by the toxins from 9-11. some doctors disagree. >> it's my opinion -- >> a doctor from rutker says caused by his exposure to those toxins, another wrote his condition was aggravated and exer bated and exer related to his kidney disease. none of that helped megna get coverage from the 9-11 coverage plan. >> he was a marine for 4 years

several years ran a scrap metal business. heeds too weak for that now. he has three children and they're about to lose their home. >> how close are you to losing this home? >> i lost it. they want me out. >> in west milford, jim doland, eyewitness news. >> we're wishing him the best. those why sickened -- 13 people taken to the hospital in chicago yesterday. 2-dozen more were treated at workers say the buildings windows do not open. many of them became dizzy and nauseous. some of them even throwing up after temperatures inside climbed nearly to 100 degrees. >> we've been having a problem with this air conditioning system for years. it goes off and on and it has gone too far. >> as a result, thousands of residents did not get their mail. the workers says they hope this emergency will mean their air-conditioning system

something you see often. a firefighter giving a cat cpr. this video was posted on facebook. the fire was brought under control within 40 minutes. all those got out and firefighters rescued that cat and revived it. new at 6:00, new informations about the threats to the nypd made over their dispatch channels. the ominous messages that went out to

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>> that's the nypd broadcast over their own radio. tonight, the investigation into who is behind the threats and how he got access to police air waves. is trump backing out of presidential debates. the republican nominee raising concerns over dates while he deals with backlash about his comments about muslims. i'm